wath diferene between maxwell sr44w and energizer 357/303
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Designations of batteries are standard. there is LR44, and alkaline LR44 (don't use alkaline on things you care about). both of those leak gases and don't last long. Then there is SR44, which is a replacement for LR44, but using silver dioxide. later SR44 was split in SR44W (which is the old LR44 equivalent) and SR44SW, which is a low discharge variant. The SR44SW will be better for keeping memory of devices and watches. SR44W will be better for flashlights, etc. basically, any place you need more than one of those, you can't use SR44SW. 303 is the designation for SR44SW and 357 is the designation for SR44W/LR44. So this is a SR44W (aka 357), which can be used when SR44SW (aka 303) could also be used. but if your device requires 303 you are just wasting money buying 357.
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Different manufacturers use different deignations for the same type of battery. Maxell deignates its battery as sr44w while Eveready designates its version as 357. Both have the same dimensions and both are 1.55v silver oxide cells.
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The Tenergy TN270 can charge RC123A(16340), which is smaller(34mm) than an 18350(35.5mm). An 18350 should fit no problem, and at 500mA output per port, its within range of charging an 18350
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Ricky: According to the package label these can be used to replace LR 44, AG13, A76,and 357 button cell batteries. The voltage for all is 1.5V so physical dimensions are the only concern. The 357 battery is one of the most common watch batteries, and this looks about right but I don't have a 357 to compare it with.
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110 volts...but don't waste your time & money on this really bad engineered piece of garbage... the lock down on the front to hold the case to length, is held in place with a round pin...After about 10 cases the pin begins to bend, which allows the case to actually move.... I have contacted Hornady & have sent mine back to them explaining what is wrong & how to fix it... they did a bunch of parts & stuff, waved their magic wand & then sent it back... I gave it an honest try & it went right back to the same problem as before in about 10 cases... So if you want one I would most likely sell you mine cheep !!!.... I am Hornady through & through... as all my reloading equipment is Hornady red...but this one is a joke...
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Yes, per the site I researched www.batteriesinaflash.com . They have a reference chart on their site that shows all the different 'types' by manufacturers. AG13 is also shown as the same as a type 303 or 357 Energizer/Eveready/Rayovac/Renata; V303 or V357 Verta; L1154 / S1154S Vinnic or 228 Bulova. You can go to their site or several others to research. A Google or other search for 'compare xxx and xxx batteries' will give same sites to look at.
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Yes it works great on the EAA 357 windicater. That's what I baught mine for. Wish I would have bought 2.
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I purchased the pro3 in January. I too was looking for a more powerful 350W motor. I agree the specifications and printed material was (is) not clear. When I tired the unit, it was 200W I think, but it did not do the work that my Kitchen Aid did so I returned it.
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NO, and not needed. It draws so little current, there is no need for the 230 VAC heavy power. SEER and consumption are both identical whether 115 or 230V.
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As far as my experience goes the Duracell Ultra Lithium CR17345 - 3V is different than the Duracell ultra photo 123 - 3V. Although they look similar.
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Okay I'm back the Mp40 viridian green laser sold by cheaper than dirt which is what I purchased for $178.00 dollars. And they give you the right holster that fits your weapon for free. And the battery last for months. You can also purchase 3 rechargeable battery by viridian at Walmart 3 for $ dollars. .. They also carry for the xp. Well I hope that this Helps good luck with your purchase. Rick Townsend.
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Sorry. I have the 44901 lithium not the 44900 std battery. FWIW. Amp draw has to be marginal Best flashlight I've ever owned BTW.
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They both fit the same equipment so there is really no huge difference. Of course a 40 volt will last longer than a 36 volt. Is it significant? Probably not. So for me it would be a matter of price and availability.
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Basically the LR44 is thicker than the LR1130. They both have the same voltage but the LR44 has more capacity. As far as capacity is concerned you can view it like a D size battery to a C size battery. Same voltage more capacity
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I would say to be on the safe side, take the info on both of these units and go ask an electrician at a local electrical shop. Sometimes Radio shack employees have no idea, it's worth the effort so you don't ruin anything you have, hope this helps.
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Yes, two Energizer CR2032, 3v. They seem to last a good amount of time. I'm still using the originals. I bought my Night Seeker Nov. 4, 2013 and have used it primarily for hunting (moderate usage). I bought a 6 pack of Panasonic CR2032's from MYBATTERYSUPPLIER through Amazon.com as backups.
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From what I can see there specs are identical, one is a little smaller than the other. Here are links to there respective web pages. http://www.tripplite.com/sku/ULTRABLOK http://www.tripplite.com/surge-protector-isobar-2-outlets-direct-plug-in-1410-joule~ISOBLOK20/
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I think I see what your asking. If you check the grey has a slightly different model number, 42L and is 7 1/4" saw and the blue base is the 41L, 7 1/4" saw. The only difference that I see is the model number and the base color. I do not think one is older model than the other although it may very well be. The 42L has the grey base and a higher number so it may be slightly newer version. The older versions were the same except they had no laser. You have I think 3 choices, saw size, cord or cordless and laser or no laser. You want laser! I have both the blue base 10" corded version with laser and the older 10" cordless version no laser. I love them both. Yes you can use either the Ni-cad batteries or the lithium ion batteries in any Ryobi 18 volt tool. I asked that question when the lithium ion batteries came out too. There may be a difference but I don't think so. For what ever reason the color of the base changed at some point so they changed the model number slightly to distinguish between the two. I think that's all it is.